Elementary | That's Not Your Food

Elementary | That's Not Your Food

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Newbie | 88 characters with Carly, Part 8

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We're sure many of our subscribers, tech-savvy or not, have experienced the joys of shopping online. In today's lesson, learn about one of China's biggest online shopping site, Taobao, in addition to learning how to discuss buying things online in Mandarin. Episode link: https:// ...  Show more

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